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Jack Straw, Ramble On Rose, Walkin' Blues, Built To Last, When I Paint My Masterpiece, A Little Light, Cassidy, Don't Ease Me In Hell In A Bucket, Scarlet Begonias-> Women Are Smarter, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door

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Reviewer: buscameby - - March 13, 2007
Subject: A nice closing nite!
AFter the Death Don't two nites earlier we were expecting alot out of this show, I was in the front row looking into Jerry's eyes.

Unfortunetly all we got was teased but it had some nice moments!

Reviewer: darazn1 - - April 23, 2006
Subject: Declaration of the Big One
Interesting show here. Jerry's leads are a times slow and calculated, other times taking the path seldom traveled. Built to Last speaks of "One bright star..." and "All the stars are gone but one, morning breaks..."

But where things get really evident is in the jam right out of Scarlet, where Wier, playing a midi tone often used by Jerry, plays the melody of Dark Star in harmony with the Scarlet theme.

The next major declaration of Dark Star comes in the latter part of the Other One, where the band begins melting into space right before Wharf Rat. Here is a bright example of the Dead reworking the way they think their music. Perhaps they were recording Built to Last at this time, one by one going into the studio to edit their parts, changing their ideas in response to the changes of the other members of the band. One note and phrase at a time. This is a very transformed band, and without saying a word, they declared that Dark Star was ready to emerge from hybernation.

Lovelight is fun, and, as always, in need of rehearsal. Knockin' is a good one as well, more enthusiastic and dynamic than usual.

Reviewer: sweet p - - December 4, 2005
Subject: up for air
one for Neal.

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AUD>MC>C>CDR; Seeded to etree by Tim W